Strengths:

The modules are well designed comprehensively covering the syllabus in a manner which is very easy to consume. The cementing process after every topic is a great way to close out the topic while making sure that concepts are well understood.

Also, prior to taking the course the mock and target helps in targeting scores for sections based and ability and target and approach preparation in a systematic way.

Would make the product better:

In Verbal, need some way to fast forward sections. the videos are pretty slow with no option to increase the speed to 1.5x/ 2x.

The modules are well designed comprehensively covering the syllabus in a manner which is very easy to consume. The cementing process after every topic is a great way to close out the topic while making sure that concepts are well understood.

Also, prior to taking the course the mock and target helps in targeting scores for sections based and ability and target and approach preparation in a systematic way.

Overall a great product with great process based learning experience (especially the pre-thinking based approach in the verbal section).
Also any doubt/ questions are promptly answered by the team in the forum within a day.
At the end, extending a supporting hand through a dedicated mentor helps in discussing and formulating strategies.

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Strengths:

The E-GMAT Platform is highly data driven that allowed me to identify the gaps. Moreover, the course is very well structured and the teaching methodology is quite robust and quite process oriented. The Test taking platform of E-GMAT provides mock tests, sectionals and cementing quizzed that provides quite similar experience to the actual tests and helps to devise the right exam strategy

Would make the product better:

I had a good experience so all good.

I joined the E-GMAT LMP program back in December 2024. Abha was my mentor and she was super supportive. There was a personalized study plan curated for me and I followed it and was able to see significant improvements. There were 5 sigma mocks and plenty of sectionals plus the cementing quizzes available on the platform that gave an experience quite similar to actual test taking experience. I learned new processes and the right way of approaching the questions that immensely helped me in CR particularly and my accuracy improved a lot. Overall, the course is very well structured and the content is well curated.

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I recently completed the e-GMAT Club Course for my GMAT prep, and it was a game-changer. The structured approach helped me go from feeling overwhelmed to feeling in control of my prep. Concepts—especially in CR—were broken down so clearly that even my weak areas started to feel manageable.

The personalized quizzes and error-tracking tools made it easy to target specific gaps. Instead of blindly practicing, I focused only on what mattered, which saved time and boosted accuracy.

What really set this course apart was the mentor and community support. Whether it was guidance on strategy or feedback on questions I got wrong, I never felt stuck for long. A big shout out to my egmat mentor Abha Mohan. She has been really supportive in my GMAT journey and has always mentored like a true coach!

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Strengths:

Pre-thinking
Thought flow on how to arrive at the right answer choice
Scholarium
Progress reports

Would make the product better:

How to best use the scholarium, cementing quizzes, sectional mocks etc. was not very clear. I think these should be made clear even before one starts on their journey, so that students can plan better and utilize the resources available to the fullest extent.

I recently gave my GMAT, I can confidently say that the eGMAT platform was instrumental in my preparation. The comprehensive approach to the Verbal, Quantitative, and Data Insight sections is truly unparalleled. What set eGMAT apart for me were the ingenious techniques taught, especially "pre-thinking" and formulating answers before looking at the options. These methods provided a remarkable clarity of thought and a streamlined process flow that was invaluable in tackling complex problems.

The platform's resources, like the 'Scholarium' question bank and the concept cementing quizzes, were fantastic for reinforcing my understanding and immediately highlighting areas that needed more attention. The visual progress reports were a constant motivator, allowing me to see my improvement unfold in real-time. Furthermore, the mock exams available on eGMAT closely mirrored the actual GMAT environment, which was crucial for building stamina and refining my test-taking strategy. They accurately tracked my progress and identified specific areas for improvement, helping me build immense confidence for the big day.

For any aspiring GMAT test-takers, I wholeheartedly recommend exploring eGMAT. Their structured approach, innovative techniques, and robust practice environment don't just prepare you for the exam; they empower you to conquer it with confidence and achieve your target score!

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Strengths:

Comprehensive and high-quality content.

Personalized pacing and test creation.

Sigma-X mocks closely simulate real exam.

1:1 coaching support.

Abundant, well-structured resources.

Would make the product better:

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I started using E-GMAT at the end of March and scored 675 on my GMAT in mid-May with just 1.5 months of prep. The course is incredibly comprehensive and allows you to move at your own pace—speeding through your strengths and focusing on weaker areas. The test platform is excellent and highly customizable. I found the Sigma-X mocks very close to the actual exam, which boosted my confidence. The 1:1 coaching was great. It helping me stay on track with a clear plan. The resources have high quality and there are enough practise questions for every area that is tested in the exam. I would recommend E-GMAT to anyone preparing for the GMAT.

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Strengths:

✅ Comprehensive Concept Building
The Master Comprehension module was a game changer for me in Verbal. As someone from a quant-heavy background, I lacked intuition in Verbal. This course broke down reading comprehension and CR into logical, structured approaches—especially Pre-Thinking in CR, which drastically improved my accuracy on hard questions.

✅ Personalized Mentorship – Last Mile Push Program (LMP)
The LMP, and especially the mentorship from Abha, played a massive role in my final success. Regular checkpoints, feedback via Smartsheets, and progress tracking helped me stay accountable. It wasn't just about completing modules—it was about being strategic and deliberate.

✅ Realistic Mock Testing – Sigma-X Mocks
The Sigma-X mocks are incredibly accurate and well-calibrated to the GMAT Focus Edition. The scores on these mocks closely mirrored my final score of 695. These mocks are tougher than the official mocks in the right way—especially on timing and stamina.

✅ Error Log Templates and Analytics
The error log system provided by e-GMAT helped me build a feedback loop into my prep. Instead of just practicing more questions, I started identifying patterns in my errors and weak areas—and targeted them effectively.

✅ Holistic Prep Across All Three Sections
e-GMAT's course doesn’t leave any section behind. Their DI modules and problem-solving drills helped me master Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis, and MSR—topics that had initially derailed my score. The Quant section is equally rigorous, especially their Cementing quizzes that mimic real GMAT questions.

Would make the product better:

🔄 More Targeted Practice at Higher Difficulty Levels
Once you reach the 645+ range, especially when aiming for 685+, there’s a need for more practice questions at the 700+ level, particularly in Verbal and DI. While the Scholaranium quizzes are excellent, adding a focused set of advanced drills or a “Hard Question Bank” would help push high scorers further.

📈 More Detailed Analytics in Scholaranium
The performance insights are great, but adding comparative benchmarking (e.g., how I’m doing vs. top scorers or averages for each sub-topic) would make it easier to prioritize effort. Some granular insights, like time per question by type or most frequently missed logic traps, would be helpful too.

In my opinion, e-GMAT was the turning point in my GMAT journey. After plateauing at 645, I enrolled in e-GMAT and saw a huge improvement. The Master Comprehension and Pre-Thinking techniques completely transformed my Verbal performance. The Last Mile Push program, guided by Abha, provided structure, accountability, and constant motivation. Sigma-X mocks were challenging but critical for test-day readiness, helping me build stamina and accuracy. The detailed error log and analytics gave me clarity on weak areas and helped target them effectively. e-GMAT is the complete package—perfect for anyone aiming to break into the 700+ club with a strategic, data-driven approach.

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Strengths:

1. Last Mile Program (LMP) & Mentorship
LMP assigned me a dedicated mentor who provided a customized study plan and personally tracked my progress throughout the journey. Honestly, having such a mentor made decision-making so much easier—thanks to her vast experience and clear guidance. She always knew where I needed to pivot and what to prioritize. That kind of mentorship is rare and extremely valuable.

2. Data Insights (DI) – High-Quality Content
e-GMAT’s DI module and question sets are excellent. The explanations are detailed, and the structure builds strong logical and analytical skills. Even on a bad test day, I was able to score an 84 in DI (97th percentile)—all thanks to their methods and practice questions. The content truly prepares you for anything the GMAT can throw at you.

3. Scholaranium – A Must-Have Tool
Scholaranium’s massive, high-quality question bank was one of the most useful tools in my prep. It made learning and practice much more effective. Without it, GMAT prep would’ve been extremely difficult. Plus, the performance analytics really help identify where you need to improve.

Would make the product better:

I had a good experience with e-GMAT so far

I started my GMAT journey at 605 and then scored a 665. In my second attempt, I got 715, this improvement was made possible by e-GMAT’s structured course and supportive mentorship. My mentor believed more on me ,than I believe myself, She suggested to give a second attempt. The journey wasn’t always smooth—I had my share of ups and downs, but having a clear plan and regular guidance kept me moving forward.

The Last Mile Program (LMP) gave me a personalized study path and consistent progress check-ins from my mentor, which made it easier to make smart decisions. Scholaranium, with its vast question bank and performance analytics, was a game-changer for targeted practice.

Tips for aspirants:

1. Be consistent—daily effort matters more than long, irregular sessions.
2. Trust your mentor’s plan and avoid overthinking.
3. Deeply analyze your mistakes—that’s where growth happens.

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Strengths:

Accurate Mocks and in-depth video material.

Would make the product better:

Incorporating a module focused on enhancing the "test-taking mindset" to address the more subjective aspects of exam preparation.

I started using eGMAT in mid-January to prepare for the GMAT, having initially scored 655 in an official mock. Due to time constraints, I had to schedule my GMAT attempt for mid-February, giving me roughly a month to improve my score.

I began my preparation with the Verbal section, which was my weakest area. eGMAT’s content for Verbal was quite comprehensive, providing clear explanations and strategies to tackle challenging questions. The platform's structured approach helped me gain confidence, particularly in Critical Reasoning.

Following this, I focused on giving sectional tests for Data Interpretation and Quant to solidify my understanding. The platform's practice quizzes were very helpful in tracking my progress. In the final week, I concentrated on taking full-length mock exams to simulate real test conditions.

Though I was able to improve my score to 675, it fell short of my target. I plan to retake the GMAT soon, and I believe that with more time and continued practice using eGMAT, I can achieve a significantly higher score.

Overall, eGMAT offers a solid foundation, especially for Verbal, and provides ample practice material. However, I believe a longer prep time would yield better results.

Edit: I reattempted the GMAT FE at the start of April and got a 705.

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Strengths:

The eGMAT course is incredibly comprehensive, offering support for test-takers at every level. No matter where you start, you'll find all the resources you need—not just explanations of concepts, but also realistic, hands-on applications that bring you closer to achieving your target GMAT score.

One of the standout features is Scholarinium, an exceptional tool for practice and building test readiness. It offers a vast number of high-quality questions with detailed, insightful solutions. These explanations are truly eye-opening and help you develop the right approach to problem-solving. If you follow eGMAT’s structured methods and stick to their recommended strategies, you will see significant improvement in your performance.

Another crucial part of my preparation was the SigmaX mock tests. While I found them slightly tougher than the actual GMAT, they prepared me for the unexpected and helped build the extra layer of confidence I needed on test day. These mocks push you just enough to help you stay calm and focused during the real exam.

Overall, eGMAT’s Last Mile Push program gave me the structure, tools, and mindset I needed to improve. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about achieving a high GMAT score.

I would like to personally thank the incredible eGMAT team—especially Rida Shafeek—for helping me achieve my target score of 705 on the GMAT Focus Edition. The Last Mile Push (LMP) program, offered as part of their course, is truly unmatched in the industry. In my opinion, eGMAT is overengineered in the best way possible—they provide absolutely everything a student could need to succeed.

As part of the LMP program, I had the opportunity to work 1-on-1 with my mentor, Rida, who provided invaluable insights, motivation, and a structured plan that pushed me to be better every day. Preparing for the GMAT is no easy journey, and having that level of support and encouragement is a true game changer.

I would wholeheartedly recommend the Last Mile Push program to anyone who is struggling to reach their target or simply needs that extra push and guidance to get there. The fact that it's included in the course fee makes it even more valuable. Trust the process, follow their guidance, and I truly believe you will see meaningful improvement.

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Strengths:

1. Each section is broken down into concept files, application files, and cementing quizzes. Such structured program helps in deep understanding of the concepts.
2. Quant section, although tougher than actual GMAT, is pretty good for high scorers.

Would make the product better:

Verbal RC is not very similar with what GMAT tests, but still it is really helpful in overall concept building.

Pros:
1. Each section is broken down into concept files, application files, and cementing quizzes. Such structured program helps in deep understanding of the concepts.
2. Quant section, although tougher than actual OG questions, is pretty good for students aiming to score very high.
3. DI practice material is vast, and helps in cementing the approaches.
4. Verbal CR is at good level, and covers almost all types questions and reasoning.

Cons:
1. eGMAT Verbal RC questions are quite tougher and does not test the same things as GMAT FE. eGMAT still helps in building concepts, and you would find OG verbal questions easier after practising eGMAT RC. However, Id still recommend practicing OG questions in last 2-3 weeks.

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